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Excessive saliva past 6 days. oral surg said glands look normal. wear partial for 7 years & seems to fit okay. what can i do to stop this?
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Well : Try doing a food diary to see if any of your foods are causing excess saliva. Try not wearing your partial for a couple of nights to see if this helps. Ask your oral surgeon for advice
Answered 2/26/2019
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